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Honestly, I do not really know the market value of these notes. As I mentioned earlier, a few years back , I was offered by a local Singapore dealer at S$300 per piece in Fine or VF condition. In my opinion, these notes are not popular among serious Singapore collectors. It's just a coincidence that the US town and bank bear the same name as Singapore. It would be a popular note if it originates from Singapore such as early banknotes from various banks.

 

Your nickname seems familiar. I must previously communicated with you in ebay.

 

Cheers.

You are quite correct, we were discussing abt Straits Settlement 10cents emergency series with the notation - No: - after the Prefix letter of the notes.

The info taken from this website at : http://singaporemichiganobsoletebanknotes.com/

 

I thought it is better to cut and paste this valuable information into the forum in case the website disappear.

 

A few years ago, I was offered these notes. It was interesting since they bear the name of my country. The offered notes were expensive. Unfortunately, I have no interest in collecting them.

Thanks See323........for locating and transfering the info, am sure many of the 'current' Singapore collectors will be enlighten and amazed about this particular series.

What do you reckon the value of the signed notes and the uncut ones to be? From your experience, is there a demand for these notes?

Hi all,

I would love to hear from any collectors or anyone with knowledge with regards to this 'wildcat' bank of early 1800s, from MI.